According to Keith Kizer, head of the Nevada State Athletic Commission, last Saturday's trilogy bout between Manny Pacquiao and Juan Manuel Marquez a live gate of $11,648,300, which ranks it ninth of all time in the state of Nevada. 15,498 tickets were sold at the MGM Grand - the most for a Nevada boxing event since May 5, 2007 - when Oscar De la Hoya fought Floyd Mayweather Jr., and second most since September 18, 2004.Tags:Manny Pacquiao, Juan Manuel Marquez, Pacquiao Marquez Trilogy, Pacquiao vs Marquez Trilogy

[QUOTE=salitap4p#1]Why do people have to be such d!cks? That's an excellent gate and it should be appreciated. There's no need to cry or brag beacuse Floyd didn't do as much.[/QUOTE]
I agree with you bro, Floyd did not do that bad either and both sold a lot and results as well also put back bo...

[QUOTE=JibbaJabber]ortiz the unknown fighter... no trilogy involed or bob arum's media manipulation[/QUOTE]
American Ortiz is unknown in his own country! You must be a foreigner who doesn't watch HBO.......